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The CHEAP also recognizes national agencies, but the major organizations related to nursing schools are: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACE) is a national accrediting body and is able to provide accreditation to schools offering diploma, Associate's, Bachelor's, and Post-Bachelor's degrees.
Commission On Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) The CCNE accredits bachelor's, master's and residency programs. Accreditation is voluntary. The organization's goal is to improve the quality of nursing education through regular assessments of participating schools' programs.
Students wanting to know about a school's accreditation must research the institution. Check their websites and if you are uncertain, call them. Nursing programs differ. You cannot tell if a program is accredited by comparing it to another one.
The Commission on the Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) CCNE accredits programs at the baccalaureate and graduate levels, as well as post-graduate APRN certificates and entry-to-practice nurse residency programs. CCNE is the autonomous accrediting arm of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AAC).
The Department of Education determines that agencies such as the CCNE and ACE are reliable authorities on legitimate programs. ... But many experts say most employers historically prefer regional accreditation at the university level through agencies such as the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Benefits to Students, Patients and Community According to ACE and CCNE, the accreditation process improves the quality of education that nursing schools provide. ... Accredited schools and programs have an important role to play in nursing education. They produce nurses equipped to meet the challenges of their profession.
Attending a non-accredited program doesn't necessarily mean the level of education will be any less or that it will affect your chance at a career. If the program is approved by your state, you can still sit for the UNCLE exam and earn your license as a nurse.
Attending an accredited program means you'll be able to: Receive federal financial aid: Students attending non-accredited schools aren't eligible to receive financial aid from the U.S. Department of Education. Transfer schools or advance your degree: Many schools refuse to accept credits from non-accredited programs.
Nursing schools can be accredited regionally, nationally, or both. The Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEAP) recognizes regional accrediting organizations, which currently include: Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (AC CJC) Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
There are very strict requirements that you have to meet to take the UNCLE exam. ... However, you could have graduated from a school that was not accredited, but your state board may choose not to let you take the UNCLE because they feel you have not fulfilled all the necessary requirements during your schooling.
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